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RF2WGGHAY–Chagual (Puya berteroniana or Puya alpestris) is a perennial plant endemic to Chile. Inflorescence detail.
RFFAA4AC–Puya alpestris flowering in the Morrab Gardens, it is a bromeliad native to the Chilean Andes.
RF2DC3XYR–Suspension bridge over the Puya river. Russia, Arkhangelsk region, Velsky district, Andrichevo village
![Puya chilensis with thrift in the foreground at Glendurgan Garden, Cornwall. Glendurgan was described by its creators, the Quakers Alfred and Sarah Fox, as a 'small peace [sic] of heaven on earth'. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/F7RM3D/puya-chilensis-with-thrift-in-the-foreground-at-glendurgan-garden-F7RM3D.jpg "Puya chilensis with thrift in the foreground at Glendurgan Garden, Cornwall. Glendurgan was described by its creators, the Quakers Alfred and Sarah Fox, as a 'small peace [sic] of heaven on earth'. Stock Photo")
RMF7RM3D–Puya chilensis with thrift in the foreground at Glendurgan Garden, Cornwall. Glendurgan was described by its creators, the Quakers Alfred and Sarah Fox, as a 'small peace [sic] of heaven on earth'.
RME68DDH–Close up of the leaves of a Puya Raimondi, the worlds largest Bromeliad, endemic across the Andes of Bolivia and Peru.
RFT1209G–Beautiful specimen of Titanca (Puya raimondii) a species of endemic flora of the Andean region of Peru and Bolivia; in this case a detail of the plant
RFMBYJW1–Andean Condors perching on a rock in the Colca Canyon, Peru, waiting for better upwinds and thermal lifts (puya bromilade flower in the foreground)
RMB9M2G7–Peru, Huaraz Province, Huascaran National Park, puya raimondi, a bromeliad from the Andes Cordillera
RMJDGXHE–France, Var (83), Le Rayol-Canadel-sur-Mer, Domaine du Rayol, le jardin du Chili (utilisation presse et édition livre uniquement avec mention obligato
RFPEW84X–Close-up of Puya Weberbaueri Flower, with Blurred Viewing Balcony for Andean Condor Watching in Background, Colca Canyon in Arequipa Region of Peru
RME207YD–Queen of the Andes (Puya raimondii), inflorescences about 8m high, highest inflorescence in the world, national flower of Peru
RMDGYH57–Queen of the Andes (Puya raimondii), Via de los Libertado, Peru, South America, Latin America
RF2WGGHB6–Chagual (Puya berteroniana or Puya alpestris) is a perennial plant endemic to Chile. Inflorescence detail.
RF2WGGHC1–Chagual or pico espina (Puya chilensis) is a perennial plant native to Chile. Floral stem detail.
RF2WJ66W9–Chagual o pico espina (Puya chilensis) is a spiny perennial plant native to Chile. Inflorescence detail.
RME68DDA–Close up of the leaves of a Puya Raimondi, the worlds largest Bromeliad, endemic across the Andes of Bolivia and Peru.
RF2DC3Y2T–Suspension bridge over the Puya river. Russia, Arkhangelsk region, Velsky district, Andrichevo village
RFT12098–Beautiful specimen of Titanca (Puya raimondii) a species of endemic flora of the Andean region of Peru and Bolivia; In this case, a detail of the plan
RFMBYJTT–Andean Condors perching on a rock in the Colca Canyon, Peru, waiting for better upwinds and thermal lifts (puya bromilade flower in the foreground)
RMHTXR0C–Gaitas male and female. Wind Instrument. Traditional folk instruments of the Atlantic coast of Colombia used to interpret rhythms as cumbia, porro, ga
RF2WJ66WC–Chagual o pico espina (Puya chilensis) is a spiny perennial plant native to Chile. Inflorescence detail.
RME68DDY–Close up of the leaves of a Puya Raimondi, the worlds largest Bromeliad, endemic across the Andes of Bolivia and Peru.
RF2DC3Y2E–Suspension bridge over the Puya river. Russia, Arkhangelsk region, Velsky district, Andrichevo village
RFT11GYN–Beautiful specimen of Titanca (Puya raimondii) a species of endemic flora of the Andean region of Peru and Bolivia; In this case, a detail of the plan
RFMBYJWY–Peruvian Giant Hummingbird flying to another flower (Puya weberbaueri) to get some more nectar on the flank of the Colca Canyon in the Andes Mountains
RMD9JA7F–RHS Wisley, Surrey, UK. 20th June, 2013. Puya chilensis, a 3 metre tall carnivorous plant first planted at Wisley in 2007, finally blossoms in the Arid zone of the Glasshouse. In the wilds of the Peruvian Andes this plant traps sheep and other animals with its razor sharp spines. The decaying bodies of the animals provide nutrients. At Wisley liquid fertiliser is the preferred food. Credit: Malcolm Park/Alamy Live News
RM2X1JR2A–Senior Glasshouse Horticulturist Alberto Trinco alongside a rare Sapphire Tower (Puya alpestris) in bloom in the Arid Glasshouse at the Birmingham Botanical Gardens. The plant, which is native to the Chilean Andes and is a distant relation to the pineapple, takes up to a decade to come to flower, before dying after a few days. It has been housed in the gardens for more than 20 years. Alberto uses a small paintbrush to collect the nectar-rich pollen to ensure its survival, a task normally carried out in the wild by Hummingbirds. Picture date: Wednesday April 17, 2024.
RFJAC5B9–Jaen, Spain - October 18, 2010: Picador bullfighter, lancer whose job it is to weaken bull's neck muscles, in the bullring for Jaen, Spain
RFJAC5CF–Ubeda, Spain - October 3, 2010: Picador bullfighter, lancer whose job it is to weaken bull's neck muscles, in the bullring fo Ubeda, Jaen province, Sp
RMDPW9T6–Brahmin priest preparing sacred fire, Krishna/Murlidha temple, Naggar, Kullu Valley, Himachal Pradesh, North India.
RMHTXPYK–Joyful Drum, Tambor Alegre. Percussion instrument. Traditional folk instruments of the Atlantic coast of Colombia used to interpret rhythms as cumbia,
RME68DDW–Close up of the leaves of a Puya Raimondi, the worlds largest Bromeliad, endemic across the Andes of Bolivia and Peru.
RFT11GYP–Beautiful specimen of Titanca (Puya raimondii) a species of endemic flora of the Andean region of Peru and Bolivia; In this case, a detail of the plan
RMD9JA7B–RHS Wisley, Surrey, UK. 20th June, 2013. Puya chilensis, a 3 metre tall carnivorous plant first planted at Wisley in 2007, finally blossoms in the Arid zone of the Glasshouse. In the wilds of the Peruvian Andes this plant traps sheep and other animals with its razor sharp spines. The decaying bodies of the animals provide nutrients. At Wisley liquid fertiliser is the preferred food. Credit: Malcolm Park/Alamy Live News
RM2X1JR29–Senior Glasshouse Horticulturist Alberto Trinco alongside a rare Sapphire Tower (Puya alpestris) in bloom in the Arid Glasshouse at the Birmingham Botanical Gardens. The plant, which is native to the Chilean Andes and is a distant relation to the pineapple, takes up to a decade to come to flower, before dying after a few days. It has been housed in the gardens for more than 20 years. Alberto uses a small paintbrush to collect the nectar-rich pollen to ensure its survival, a task normally carried out in the wild by Hummingbirds. Picture date: Wednesday April 17, 2024.
RMHNDCCR–The Thai-Chinese Cultural Centre in Udon Thani opened in January 2013. Its aim is the preservation the art, culture, lifestyle and philosophical princ
RMHEG33M–Hindu brahmin priest performs a fire ritual at night in Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, India, Asia
RMDPWAM9–Brahmin priest making offerings at Krishna/Murlidha temple, Naggar, Kullu Valley, Himachal Pradesh, North India.
RMHTXR02–Joyful Drum, Tambor Alegre. Percussion instrument. Traditional folk instruments of the Atlantic coast of Colombia used to interpret rhythms as cumbia,
RME68DDN–Close up of the leaves of a Puya Raimondi, the worlds largest Bromeliad, endemic across the Andes of Bolivia and Peru.
RF2DCB9YM–July, 2020 - Tumino. The northern village of Tumino on the banks of the Puja River. Russia, Arkhangelsk region
RMD9JA7A–RHS Wisley, Surrey, UK. 20th June, 2013. Puya chilensis, a 3 metre tall carnivorous plant first planted at Wisley in 2007, finally blossoms in the Arid zone of the Glasshouse. In the wilds of the Peruvian Andes this plant traps sheep and other animals with its razor sharp spines. The decaying bodies of the animals provide nutrients. At Wisley liquid fertiliser is the preferred food. Credit: Malcolm Park/Alamy Live News
RM2X1JPWC–A rare Sapphire Tower (Puya alpestris) plant blooms in the Arid Glasshouse at the Birmingham Botanical Gardens. The plant, which is native to the Chilean Andes and is a distant relation to the pineapple, takes up to a decade to come to flower, before dying after a few days. It has been housed in the gardens for more than 20 years. Senior Glasshouse Horticulturist, Alberto Trinco, uses a small paintbrush to collect the nectar-rich pollen to ensure its survival, a task normally carried out in the wild by Hummingbirds. Picture date: Wednesday April 17, 2024.
RMHEG33J–Hindu brahmin priest performs a fire ritual at night in Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, India, Asia
RMDPWA78–Brahmin priest lighting sacred fire at Krishna/Murlidha temple, Naggar, Kullu Valley, Himachal Pradesh, North India.
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